Cardinals demand clear stance from Pope Francis on LGBT blessings and women's ordination
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A group of cardinals, including Raymond Burke and Walter Brandmüller, have expressed dissatisfaction with Pope Francis' long-form answers on issues such as LGBT blessings and the ordination of women. The cardinals submitted a set of dubia, seeking simple yes or no responses, but the pope responded in long form. Media and activists have misinterpreted the pope's answers, falsely claiming he condoned gay marriage. The cardinals have now resubmitted their questions, demanding more definitive answers. The controversy comes ahead of the Synod on Synodality, where discussions on the future of the Catholic Church will take place.
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